Transcriptomic identification and developmental mapping of nrg3b expression in zebrafish

<i>nrg3b</i> exhibits stage-dependent upregulation and preferential enrichment in excitatory neuronal regions during development, with sustained expression in adult telencephalon. These findings suggest a potential role for Nrg3b in synaptic organization and provide a foundation for future studies on the Nrg3b-ErbB4 signaling axis in zebrafish neurodevelopment.

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TURKISH JOURNAL OF BIOLOGY
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2026-02-23
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https://doi.org/10.55730/1300-0152.2791
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HER2/EGFR in Cancer Research
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Transcriptomic identification and developmental mapping of nrg3b expression in zebrafish

Nuray Sögünmez Erdogan, ELHAM TARAHOMI
TURKISH JOURNAL OF BIOLOGY
HER2/EGFR in Cancer Research
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Transcriptomic identification and developmental mapping of nrg3b expression in zebrafish

Nuray Sögünmez Erdogan, ELHAM TARAHOMI
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<i>nrg3b</i> exhibits stage-dependent upregulation and preferential enrichment in excitatory neuronal regions during development, with sustained expression in adult telencephalon. These findings suggest a potential role for Nrg3b in synaptic organization and provide a foundation for future studies on the Nrg3b-ErbB4 signaling axis in zebrafish neurodevelopment.

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